Nestlé KitKat Introduces The 'For Fun's Sake News Show': A Light-hearted Take on South African Headlines

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 From weather reports to celebrity gossip, the show offers a delightful spin on your daily updates.

Nestlé KitKat, a brand synonymous with taking a break, has recently launched the 'For Fun's Sake News Show', a refreshing digital content series that gives South Africans a lighthearted escape from their daily routine. In collaboration with some of the country's most engaging content creators, this series reimagines the news format, delivering comedic takes on current events to provide audiences with an entertaining respite as they scroll through TikTok and Instagram.

“The 'For Fun’s Sake News Show' aims to bring laughter to South Africans during a time when humour is the perfect antidote to a fast-paced, sometimes stressful world. The series will feature 3-minute reels on TikTok, with each episode packed with satire and feel-good moments. In true Nestlé KitKat fashion, the content will remind consumers to have fun breaks whilst helping them find fun in the ordinary” mentions Kina Mkize, Senior Brand Manager for Nestlé KitKat, East & Southern Africa (ESAR).



Behind the 'For Fun's Sake News Show' stands a stellar lineup of South Africa's most sought-after comedic talent. These dynamic personalities will bring their unique wit and charm to transform everyday news segments into must-watch entertainment:


  • The State of the Economy (Tips on How to Survive the Economy) – Hosted by Titus Mokou
    Titus Mokou will take on the role of a financial analyst, but with a humorous twist. In his segment, Titus will provide playful, tongue-in-cheek advice on how to navigate the ever-challenging South African economy, from hilarious savings hacks to how to make your rand stretch further—because everyone deserves a break, even from economic stress!

  • How to Take a Fun Break (Vox Pops with Everyday South Africans) – Hosted by George Mnguni
    George Mnguni, with his charismatic street-style humour, will take to the streets of Braamfontein to ask South Africans how they take their own fun breaks. In this segment, audiences can expect to hear relatable and sometimes laugh-out-loud answers as everyday South Africans share their favourite ways to unwind.

  • Weather Report (The Fun Wave Currently Taking Over the Country) – Hosted by Cassidy Nicholson
    Cassidy Nicholson will bring viewers the funniest weather report they’ve ever seen. Cassidy’s weather report will track the rise of the "Fun Wave" sweeping across South Africa, playfully making predictions about how fun is about to take over the country in the coming weeks.

  • The Celebrity Report (Say It with a Mouthful of Kit Kat Challenge) – Hosted by Tadeus Mbatha
    Tadéus Mbatha will offer his humorous take on South Africa’s celebrity landscape, but with a fun challenge in tow. The "Say It with a Mouthful of KitKat Challenge" will feature media personalities squashing their beef by attempting to resolve their differences—all while attempting to talk with their mouths full of Kit Kat.


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